Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
NEWS NOTES.


sanity, was set free yesterday morning.
Detective Dan Coffey, of the San
Francisco police force, is registered at
the. Nadeau.
The police arrests were much lighter
yesterday than they have been any
day this week.
The examination Of Harry cCauley
charged with embezzlement, will take
place to-day at o'clock.
An insane woman was taken to
Stockton asylum yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Frank N. Benedict.
The meeting OF persons interested
in St. Vincent's hotel will be held this
evening in the committee-room of the
pavilion at 80.
The number of transfers of real es-
tate recorded yesterday was 80, and
the consideration for the same was
only 81 1884, ,404.
The first car for the new street rail
way line in Burbank was shipped
yesterday to that place. Burbank is
the youngest settlement in America to
have a street-car line.
Troops have been sent to Banning to
eject all settlers on those lands which
were bought from the railroad COM
pany, Commissioner Sparks ruling
that the land belongs to the Mission
Indians.
There will be a meeting of the boss
Plasterers of this city at Az South
Spring street, room IL, on Friday
evening, September 80, 1887, at 1880,
for the purpose of organizing con-
tractors union.
While unloading band of horses
yesterday at the S. P. depot, bunch
of fifteen broke away and ran furiously
down Alameda street with two
vaqueros in swift pursuit. No casu-
alties have been heard from.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Dunlap yes
terday arrested Patrick Cody and
leonardo Aguilar, who were indicted
some time since for introducing liquor
into the Indian reservation at Captain
'Grande. Their bonds were fixed at
$500.
The second annual hop of the Milk
Maids will take place tomorrow eve
ming at Crocker's hall, San Pedro, and
will be very enjoyable affair. The
reception committee consists of Mrs.
Patton and Mrs. Clay, and the floor
~f Mov,,.o nfpr.n,, and
Anna Davidson.
A Mother Goose social will be given
at Campbell's Hall, East Los Angeles,
October LIST, by the Daughters Of the
King, for the purchase of a stained
glass window for the Epipheny
Church. There will also be sale Of
work done by the young girls.
The action brought against the Cali
fornia Southern Railroad Company by
E. J. Baldwin for damage to his crops
by fire from one of the company's
engines, was concluded yesterday
morning in Judge O'Melveny's court.
The plaintiff was awarded $7749.9O.
Ben E. Ward, the popular real es-
tate auctioneer, was yesterday elected
to fill the place made vacant by the
resignation of Alexander Penney as
director OF the Southern California
National Bank. No doubt he will
make as good a banker as he has an
auctioneer.
~: Yesterday afternoon jury was i'm
paneled to try the cause Of s. II. Bur-
lingame and E. Feckeworth VS.. the
california Southern Railroad Com
tpany. The action arose from damage
to crops by sparks from one of the
company's engines near Puente ranch.
Damages are claimed amounting to
,$4022. .26.
Mr.. F. E. Browne was probably the
saddest man in Los Angeles yesterday.
His fine setter dog, over which Mr..
Browne has shot for five years, died
of congestion of the lungs. Only a
man who is fond OF sho oting and of
dogs can appreciate the depth Of Mr..
Brownies grief at the decease OF his
noble favorite.
Another runaway occurred to-day
at the Santa Fe depot. A man named
Brennan left his two-horse team
hitched in front of the depot whilst he
transacted business within. A switch
engine frightened the horses and be-
fore Brennan could get out to them
they bolted. They were eventually
stopped by coming in contact with d
truck. Brennans cart was complete
ly wrecked.
Personal Mention.
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